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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
CURIOUS PHENOMENA.
SEVERAL VERY REMARKABLE CASES
or "mULTlPLeX PERSONALITY"


OF "mULTlPLeX PERSONALITY"
An Extremely PerpieKing Csse-fhe
Three Lives of Louis V-The Theory of
obsession-rhe "watseka Wonder"
An Obscure subject
A dispatch from Norristown, Pa. gives am
account II a curious case which has come 70
light there. and which. ii the circumstances
are as stated probably belongs % q class
which has been growing for some years WIN
rather di,quieting speed Some two months
ago a stranger came TO NorristoWn rented
store, stocked IL and began business There
was nothing boz bis conduct or bearing 90 40
tract attention, and be lived with perfect
ou.eua, until one evening reighoor was
startled by the appearance Of The newcomer
in a hewidered state, asking where leo was
Then be declared that BE knew nothing OK hs
s0j0urn m NorristOwu. that he wn5 % lllode
Island clergyman; that two months ago Doe
LETT bis home on some business. drew some
money 0ut 81 iho bank and then lost Vcol.cc-
ton unit. Doe found himself boo tae lennsyl
vania town Not many years ago story
like This would have been secuted -1fe bya
few students n advance oltle tne. Now,
thank, chiefly t0 the sti-uficn- of French
medical .c.rn-e If +, generally known chat what
m Alfred Myers happily Terms mu.tp.ex
personality is genuine though extremely
por..e..n. phenomenon Drs tharcot Richer,
Azlm. El.L Noi.m. Camuset etc base fora
uumi..of years Studied thisclas,of eases. and
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

The TIMES has taken q firm stand for
conservative principles, and with the
policy of telling the truth, regardless of
AN other considerations has made am AL
most unprecedented success
I'm fact it has turned that corner which
is the goal of therace i'm allbusiness anairs.
and which though often very distant. can
be reached with rapid strides by q news
paper properly conducted once around
that point ihe public feel the confidence
in il which honest success commands
We cannot publish cheap advertising.
but business men owe IL 90 The organ of
% healthy public opinion to support the
paper that backs their own Interests.
The TINES sells for penny in order
to be sure of p big circulation aad a, foT
its countenance and bearing ii- camac-
ter. Judgment and style. If you cam dud
abeucr one in the Satcot Virginia. ail we
can say is. wc would like to soc ii-bm
we do not expect to.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
Or. ROIsIcISTSON.

80 \. IIUVTIl iTTNTi- UlIIU|TI Y
the welI known physician ans s.I-
the oldest reliable specialist .Its
graduate lu Baltimore r.ff.
rom % years experience In ..r
special practice, guarantee t frrHIH
u al Private Diseases hUfn -Oh.s. r.
0rden. Blood rosOIs. structures. H"|
eases of the Urinary Organs. Nil.
g.c men troubled with Organic .
Weakness. lmpofcncy Uo.s ul sch.i.
y ght Emissions. premature decay
development. etc. should uot fa. to .
tne Doctor.
Recent or Chronic lr,thm. Disease.
iy cured in % d days. and Che pos0.
eradcatcd from the system without t.f
Mercury or Caustics.
Consultation free and conndentia. ~
Special treatment for ladies' needing nei'''
advice. "a.
Medicines sent " any sdarSss Ca " VIZ
notify
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
TIE COUNT Won M0LTKE.
THE CELEBRATED CHIEF OF STAFF
AND HIS EMPEROR
Hi- Elrls Poverty and Late Successes.
Leaving the Danish for the German
Arus-sii~ Personal ApPcarance-Hls
Numerous 1aIents-His Silence.

Tles,.t dmanhai Of Germany, like his
EN-. ., b. .rI} DID, On tne 26lh ~ October
last D.. celebrated Dis s6th birthday lie is
chiI0l.s lower. and % his castle Of
Re 100. iac from the capital, did be go 70
spend Dbl. birthday There hisvife is buried,
in the center oi park, under a mausoieum.
None of DID, family have lived 70 enjoy tho
great mans fame
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-31

The Republicans yesterday u.et 'o
bind the debt commission go tbe basis OF
the Riddleberger Din. hut were virtually
beaten
This was another sharp play Of
Malone, after saying thathevas opposed
to population. 10 affect devotion 10 bis
great measure that has been prov
ed failure of course DE
viii now charge the Democrats
with spelling The Riddlebcrger bin but
if the gentleman can be forced back on
his original position De has TO assume the
responsibility Of the multiplying policy
and cannot get out Of &c. Whichever
party gets in that position viii De- beaten
If The ether stands up 90 iis work
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29
LOCAL 6RENIIIES.

Warden f. G. Coffin. of the Ohio per, ("
Is in the city today.
The Kate Castleton company went to
Columbus this morning.
Signor RiEio. the harpist goes to Marys-
vile this evening to play.
Elder o. r. Ross has returned from the
A. NJ. Z. conference at Delaware.
Mrs. E. N. Munger and mother left this
morning via the Bee Line for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith. of Topeka. Kansas,
are At Mr.. Buford's on their wedding tour.
Viola Dickey was station-housed las;
night for drunkenness and disorderiy con-
duct.
The Ohio Southern railroad will run a
special train 10 the Greenfield fair on Octo-
bf 9th and .th.
Superintendent Van Tassel. of the Ohio
Southern, returned last night from trip
through the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Jackson entertained
. number of their friends at their residence
on north Yellow Springs street, last even
ing.
Miss Rose Hunt. of Cleveland, who has
,en the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Sy-
m IN for several days, returned to her home
today.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29

Married-Irvin-Pieff this city.
September 81, by Rev. A. Wilkinson. d.
D.. Mr.. Isaac w. Irwin and Miss Katie
Pieifer.
Mr. Lemnel Jones is the happiest Of the
happy today. 1t is Young lady and pulls
down nine pounds. Mother and child are
doing well.
An oldfashioned spelling match will he
given BY the young peoples Band Of Work
ers at the Second Baptist church tonight.
All are invited TO attend. Admission free.
MarEied-On the evening OF the 2Sth
inst. at the home of the bride, 292 south
Gallagher street, by the Rev. DIR. Gotwald.
Mr. VIM. T.. johnson to Miss Lou Ellis.
both of this city.
Married-On the evening of the 2Sth
inst, az the home Of the bride. PAP Clifton
street. by the Rev. Dr. Gstwald. Mr.. WIN.
ID. Snyder, OF Medford. Carroll county,
Maryland. to Miss Susie Cost. of this city.
Mr.. J. l.. Lannon, of this city, yesterday
received telegram from Washington c.
H., announcing the death there of his
brother. Mr.. Jack Lsnnon, from hasty con-
sumption. The deceased was an excellent
man and was wel-known to many in this
city Mr. J. l.. LsnnOn is IN Washington
attending the funeral.
A Sad Incident.
To the Editor OF the Republic:
We beg leave to state that the funeral Of
Domineco. the six-ysar-Old son of Rosario
X ,selIi. was not conducted in proper and
Christian spirit. When the friends arrived
al the ST. Raphael cemetery the sexton had
just commenced to dig the grave, and the
distracted parents had to wait in the dri9-
| zling rain to see their darling narrow home
made. When they tried to lower the corpse
the grave was still too small, and more dig
ging had to be done. Again the coffin was
lowered. but the grave was too narrow by
half foot, and then the grave diggers tried
to stamp it down with their feet. The ago
nized parents could endure this no longer
] They took the remains of their darling
away where they could be given a respecta-
/ bic burial.
We wish to eXOnerate Mr.. Gross. the un'
dertaker, from all blame. As he had the box
at the cemetery in time t0 have the grave
dug before the corpse arrived. The parent.
were compelled to put the remains in car
riage and the box on top and take them u
Fernclif. where quiet resting place was
found for their darling. The parents ant
4 friends desire to thank Mr.. Gross and othel
friends who were kind to them during the
sad afliiction.
NINGEyzE PUCCIARELII,
MICHELE DITARE.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29
PjTCHIN,

PITCHIN, Sept. 2S.-MisS Arnell of Har-
mony was visiting the Misses Finks Of
Pitchin. a few days last week. Recorder
Todd and family were at Mr. /. ii. Todds,
Sunday. Mrs. T.. l. Marshall was in
Springfield last Friday and Saturday. 80.
Mr.. Frank Truesdale and Miss Annie Fink
went to Harmony Monday night. Mrs. l.
". Hatfield and children are visiting her
parents in Springfield this week. 49,.
Simeon ShOfe commenced work for Fink <
Bro. Monday. Dennis Tehan moved
from the Elder farm last Thursday to ne;r
Dolly Warden :. Mrs. Nave and Bouy
GarlOugh returned home last Friday night
from Tes: Virginia. where they have been
, visiting for the last two months. :. Robert
Marshall had a COW shot Monday by some
unknown person. School commenced in
the small room Monday. .Sallie Little
and Hannah Hatfield are still improving at
J this writing.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29
OAK GROVE.

OAK GROVE, Sept. 2s.-The eighty-nnth
anniversary Of Grandmother kn0tt'S birth
was duly celebrated on last Saturday.
Friends and relatives to about seventy-tve
in number came with we'll filled baskets.
This celebration is remarkable from the
fact that nearly two years ago. during an
icy spell. tins aged person fell and broke
one of her limbs, which has kept her CON
fined to her bed ever since. And she says
she enjoyed herself as well On this occasion
from her bed AS she ever did one when able
to move about freely. After dinner Rev.
Summerbell gave a short sketch Of this
lSdy's life. which is as follows: Born Sep
tember -. l19S. in Monmouth county. New
Jersey. She was married to David Knott
on January l6. 1916. and moved to this
place in ISIS. She lost her husband in
| 1851, the second year of the cholera epi-
demic, which disease caused his death.
Her widowhood extends beyond the births
OF many now living. Rev. S. spoke very
| forcibly upon the fact that by taking her
life and WashingtOn's. which lap each
other by one year. and within tnat time you
have the principal history Of our country.
| Rev Gross delivered a very scholarly ad-
dress and offered prayer. Rev. Wilder eX-
planned the origin and prnpriety Of such oc-
| tASlpilS aiih eisSiCu pi"yVi. is"V' Duu'' ,
made some appropriate remarks and Offered
PRAYER. The gathering was well attended
by persons ranging in age from seventy tc
eighty years. and by some six or eight
great-grand children. Mrs. Knott eats
hearty and says she feels good for severa
such occasions yet. We hope she may b,
spared for them. Mr.. James Arthur, oi
Love Joy. spent Sunday with his brother
in this place. Mrs. j. Y. Garrison i
slowly recovering from fall which she re-,
ceiyed some two weeks ago. down the celia
steps . One of our neghbOrs Is on TN
war-path. and bad luck TO the fON-houn'
caught loaiing around his premises.
The last exhortatiOn Of Mr.. Schenk, a stu
dent at Wittenberg college. who has beei
laboring for the interests of Bethel church
took place last Sabbath evening. The Ell
tries have not yet closed for the fiddle:
contest. although we have II from responsi
Bile authority that Warren Arthur an,
Frank Owens have the inside track to re
ceive the situation. All persons wishing Il
compete should apply at once to William
Ault. Mrs. Johnston is lying very low a
this writing and no prospects for her recov
cry Remember, everybody. that Satur
day, October lst. is the day set for tn
township trustees to view the road running
past the school house, to ascertain whethe
such road shall be narrowed down or not
We are expecting lively competitio
ia the barber business here, which W
trust will result in ''the survival of the I'll
faSt -"
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29
No Useless Drugxing,

OF one thing the patient who puts him
self in the hands of Dr. Albert may feel
assured-there will be no useless drugying.
In the first place. he will not take case
that is incursbe. Lingering patients. good
for regular visits. year after year, with as
regular bills, have no charms for him.
With an intuitive perception. rare and
beautiful, he discovers the seat and charac,
ter of the disease. and applies the remedy
His practice is in accord With that of the
greatest medical men Of the day. and ut
terly opposed " the old .'give-quinine-for
everything" idea which possesses so many
worthy men who mistOok their proper vcca
ton when they took up medicine. DIR
Albart can BE- consulted at the Lagond;
house tomorrow until ) y. III.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29
MIDWAY.

MEpwAY. Sept. 21.-Wheat is nearly all
sOvn in our section of country. Cora will
not be more than half crop except in the
iow bottom lands wher.,th yield will be
quite good. viii Morris, Berthe Morris,
Nora and Lulu Brown attended the funeral
OF Orris Grisso. at Springfield, on last Sat
urday . Constable Morrison took the
negro who robbed the money draw at
Forgy's. to the Springfield Jail on last Satur-
day . . Benjamine killheffer is sick at
present writing. Mrs. William
Duty is slowly recovering from
n severe spell Of sickness
Mary and Walter Morris are still very sick.
They are not yet out Of danger. Fred
Ilsrnish. Jno. Trout, Jno. latham. Joe
Storm and Heiner Cover went 10 the reser-
voir to get a supply of fish. People who
want fish for the winter had better leave
their orders at once. Harry Brosey and
Charlie Shartle had narrow escape from
being seriously hurt on Sunday night on re-
turning from Osborn. Their horse scared
at something and started across the road at
something and started across the road at a
jump. and upset the buggy, and dragged
both quite distance and then the horse
got away and jumped the fence into Mrs.
Harnish's yard. Marshal Branum came to
the scene of action and helped the young
men To strsightsn things so that they could
get home ...
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29

To the Editor OF the Republic:
The statement in a local paper of the 2sth
that The difficulty at Yellow Springs over
the mixed school question was drawing to
an end was mistake. There has been no
decision made by the board whatever.
There is TO be meeting held tonight by
the colored people to determine what is the
next best thing TO do. The is only one way
to settle the matter satisfactory to the col
ored people, and that is to open the union
school and give them their rights. 1t seems
strange that the board Of education at Vel
low Springs does not district the town and
let the children in the union school district
attend that school, and those in the district
where the colored school building Is attend
that school. That would be a sure and
quick adjustment Of the whole difficulty.
INTERESTED PATTY.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29
SOUTH CHARLESTON.

SoUTH CHARLESTON, Sept 2T.-G. w.
Jones. the genial agent Of the Little Miami
railroad, who Yas injured by trying to save
an express truck. was buried Sunday under
charge Of the Masonic order and Odd Fel-
lows, headed by the q. A. X. band. 1t was
one Of the largest funerals ever held here
Services were held in the NJ f. church: not
over one half could get inside Rev. Ne
Cabe preached very iptrIIi-
gent as well as instructive
sermon: he being young and strong he
was master OF the situation and made
most favorable impression on this cominu-
nity. Rev. kemper. with his usual ability.
pronounced an eulogy on Bro. Jones. that
was sanctioned by ali. Mr.. Jones has been
agent at this place for over twentythree
years. Mr.. Beach. of Columbus. an high
official OF the Pan Handle. attended the
funeral As q representative of his road. He
is Mason also. and marched with the order
here. Brothers from London, Springfield,
Jefersonvillr, Medway, Yellow Springs
South Scion. Nenia and Fosters CroSsin I
were in attendance. One hundred and
twenty-five brothers were in line. Mr.. +.
&. Coffin. warden Of the Ohio penitentisry,
attended the funeral. Mrs. John Rankin
is visiting in Philadelphia, Pa. Miss
iAuuN'ii. VI .hd1of
son. and a Nr. Woods. OF Kansas, will bt
united in marriage Thursday morning,
September 80, at the Presbyterian church,
and Immediately leave for Florida via
New York city. They have the good
wishes of host Of friends.
&. c. Phiilips's great "Uncle Toms Cabin
will show here September 2!th. Bologna
sausage is now cheap since so many of ou
canine purps have lost their lives. Bu
Gas Kemper is happy; his water spaniel
still lives. Gas keeps him muzzled. Won
der ii our county auditor vii persist in put
ting these dogs on the tax duplicate, or vii
the stat. attorney have to go before tn
supreme court in the dog interest. Gu
city dads are looking the matter up, as tn
auditor corrected their assessment and the,
are mad. A goodly number of tax payer
are wondering if the corporation of thi
bailiwick wont soon be enlarged again 4
make up the deficient tax.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29

There is a ilrm in Philadelphia which
paints pictures by the yard. The work is
simple. \ piece ol canvas nearly 100 feet
long ia stretched in Il gallery shaped like
a corridor. On each picture, which, by
the way, cost $50, five men Were en-
ploycd. Each man had his particular
line. One put in the foreground. another
the background, and still another did the
clouds aud cows that you see browsing
in the picture. 4 fourth man did the
trees and shrUbbery. In this way they
were enabled to work fast. In exactly
three hours five Of those landscapes were
finished, which is thirty-siX minutes srme
given TO each. The fifth man did the
finishing touches, and perhaps performed
more and better work than any OF the
0thers.-Chicago News.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29
The Big six will Contest.

The big celebration incident to the open
ing OF the water works at Xenia will be
held on Saturday. and great time is an
:icipated. The band contest will be one Of
the principal features. A prize of 500 is
offered for the best band and $50 for the
second best. The Big Six has decided to
enter the contest, and the probabilities are
that Springfield will take that 500 prize.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29
COMING EVENTS,

BLACK's.-Thursdsy evening. Septem
Der 90. Haverly's mammoth minstrel com
pany, IS strong.
BLACK's.-Friday evening. Septembel
80. The famous emotional star, Robert b
Mantell. in his new play. ''Monbars."
GRAND.-Saturday. October l, "A Colo
Day; or, The Laplanders."
GRAND-Monday, October 8. John r
Ward
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29
Excursion Rate. 70 Dayton.

On account of the Southern Ohio Fair at
DAYTON. the Bee Line will sell specia. eN-
cursion tickets for all trains September 2ith
to }0th. inclusive. at 95 cents for the round
trip. Tickets good returning until October
lst, inclusive. q. II. KNIGHT, Agt.
d. L. MAErIN. q. p A, 22sr
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29

Having this day purchased the interest ot
Walter A. Fellowss in the firm q! J. b
FellOwss Il Son. take this opportunity OF
thanking my friends for their past favor:
and soliciting a continuance of The same
Ny fall stock is now complete and vii
take pleasure in showing it. All account.
will be collected and receipted for by me-.
j. B. FELLowE-.
Springfield. Ohio. Sept. asth, 1887.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29
You Bet it DOes

II takes courage to have an auction sale
Of building lots these times. but the man
who buys lot now will find it the best
thing he ever did. Next Saturday after
noon five fine lots will be sold at auction by
Mr.. James Foley. See the ''adr in this
paper.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29

OiO Horneck. champion of Xenia. vs..
Grant Eby. champion OF Springfield. Tues :
day. Wednesday and Thursday evenings at
COhan Il Lyncifs.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29
An Elegant ,Stlhstitut>

For oils. salts. pills. and ell kinds Of bitter,
nauseous medicines Is the very agreeable
liquid fruit remedy. Syrup Of Figs. Recon-
mended by leading physicians. Manufae-
tured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.,
San Francisco, Cal. For sale At Casper's
drug store
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29

A splendid chance for working man TO
buy iN on which 70 build himself home
See I'D" Of auction sale of five lots by Mr..
James Foley. aactiOneer, next Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. ''ts
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29

C!aoastra's nanny measures four feet
and six inches in length. TIL. woman for
whom Anthony ''rashly threw world
away was evidently not very tall. =
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29

To be bull fighter Of rsputs is more
lucrative than being famous ball player.
The Kelly of the Colon arena is to receive
$40. coo for the coming winters season.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29

The court of common pleas OF Baltimore
has stricked of lO5 fraudulent names from
the registration lists. and the work Of re-
view is still in progress.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29

Mr.. James Foley il authorized to sell q,
auction, next Saturday afternoon. H. NJ.
Shepherds live fine building lots near La
gonda avenue and opposite Congregations
chanel
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29
The Ch,mp,ou rool Pi.y.r..

Odo Horneck. champion Of Xenia, vs..
Grant Eoy, champion of Springfield, Tues
day, "Wednesday and Thursday evenings at
COhan x I,ynch's
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29

Wife of Living Skele:on-rm mighty
glad you've come. Henry. think the cat
has crawlei up the stovepipe. Won't you
please go in aud see.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29

The widow Of General Hazen has brought
suit for the construction of certain clauses
in her husbands will.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-29
UNCLAIMED LETTERS
Rem nj nj ng IN the Post toffcs nj Springfield,
Ohio, September rs, 1887.

DOMESTIC.
Allison. RF McCoy John
Aibsugh. Brough McCoy,JT
Anderson, Miss Rose Mathews. Charles
Barr. Miss Maggie Nation; Joseph
Baker. Miss Ella Marshall. Y p
Taylor street Milander. NJ II
Black, Alice May Miller. jesse
Boyle, Mrs Minnie Morgan. Miss Louise
| Brooks. Jacob Mueller. harl
! Bradley. Mrs Hester Owen. Noble
Cailisson. Pearson. Mrs Ida
, Carroll. VIM Penn. II T.
Coon. D rhifer. Miss Anna
Cowyer. Mr. Rise. Mrs Liobie
Deyoe. " Rodeker,
| Ollie, Alex sanders, : +.
Dunn. Aleck SSnchr. Dr II
Ellsworth. Harry Scroch / snyder
Flenrer; Miss Grace Scott. Miss
Gosup. MIR smith. john
81 East street Smith. CIR
Gray. John Smith. Miss Kate
| Green. Miss Ella smith. l. ID
Greanney. Dennis smith, MartinN
Hall Coal Co. Snyder. GeoW
| Hayes. Mrs A Snyder. CM
Heppenstall. Snider. ChasD
Hick. David Stine. Miss Annie
! Hutchinson. Fred Taylor. Mrs Bette
| Hurley. Benz Thomas, George
| Johnson, Jun. Van Deventer, DR. 4 q
j Johnson. RevJW Wallace. Dr Frank q
| Kidd, MrsT W Welsh Wm
Koch. Mrs Emma Wood. Miss MN
| Kyle. Wclfe, Mrs T.
Logan. Davie
| FOREIGN.
Johnston. Mrs Thos Willy, John
RETURN.
| Barnes. LG Ferguson II
Curry, Ira Williams, Mrs sadie
| Persons calling for these letters will pleas
| say advertised" and give date of list. !
not called for In one month they will be sen
| to the Dead Letter once.
: Letters must be directed to street and hum
her in order TO have them promptly and COZ
| rectly delivered.
| JAMES JOHNSON. Postmaster.